Psychodermatology: An Overview

Moffaert, Myriam Van

doi:10.1159/000288621

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“…Bu hastalar aras›nda bir k›sm›, özellikle baflkalar› taraf›ndan hemen farkedilen lezyonlar› olanlar, deri hastal›klar›na sekonder depresyon gelifltirebilir. Baz› hastalar deri lezyonlar›n›n strese ba¤l› olarak geliflti¤ine inan›r-ki vitiligo, ekzema, sedef, akne ve ür-tiker gibi hastal›klarda yap›lan baz› çal›flmalar bunu destekler 23 . Baz› hastalar yapay bozukluklarla (örn.…”

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“…Çeflitli Bu iki organ aras›ndaki etkileflimi aç›klamaya yönelik çal›fl-malar giderek artmaktad›r. Stresin, çeflitli dermatolojik hastal›klar›n ortaya ç›kmas›n› ya da belirtilerinin fliddetlenmesine katk›da bulundu¤u bilinmektedir 3,4 . Depresyon, obsesif kompulsif bozukluk, anksiyete, hezeyanl› bozukluk gibi psikopatolojik durumlar›n her biri, psikokutanöz hastal›klara efllik edebilir 5 .…”

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Importance of Psychosomatic Approach For Dermatological Diseases

Ozmen¹

2010

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Mine Özmen‹stanbul Üniversitesi Cerrahpafla T›p Fakültesi, Psikiyatri Anabilim Dal›, ‹stanbul, Türkiye 7 Y Ya az z› ›fl flm ma a A Ad dr re es si i/ /A Ad dd dr re es ss s f fo or r C Co or rr re es sp po on nd de en nc ce e: : Dr. Mine Özmen, ‹stanbul Üniversitesi Cerrahpafla T›p Fakültesi, Psikiyatri Anabilim Dal›, ‹stanbul, Türkiye E-posta: drmineozmen@yahoo.com Özet SummaryWithin psychosomatic approach, patients are evaluated with a multifaceted holistic approach regarding his personality characteristics, his relations with social environment and psychiatric comorbidity in the context of a positive patient-physician relationship. There is a bi-directional relationship between the patients' minds and dermatological diseases; there are a wide variety of factors that cause dermatological disease and dermatological lesions effects persons in many ways. Personality characteristics effect how a person perceives his dermatological illness, adaptation to illness and the course of the illness. In a similar way, psychiatric disorders may be precipitated secondary to the dermatological diseases. Therefore, the management of patients with psychocutaneous diseases necessitates a comprehensive evaluation that moves beyond the visible lesion. Treating these patients with a multidisciplinary team that includes psychiatrist, clinical psychologists and psychotherapists besides dermatologists will increase the quality of health in these patients. (Turkderm 2010; 44 Suppl 1: 7-9)

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Importance of Psychosomatic Approach For Dermatological Diseases

Ozmen¹

2010

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“…Özellikle ürti-ker ve ekzema tan›s› konmufl hastalar baflta olmak üzere tedaviye psikanalitik psikoterapi eklenmesi ile olumlu sonuç al›n-m›fl olgu bildirimleri mevcuttur 33 . Hastan›n sorununun flimdiki olaylardan çok geçmiflten kaynakland›¤› düflünülüyorsa bu psikoterapi yöntemi uygun bir seçim olabilir.…”

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“…Bu iki organ aras›ndaki etkileflim, stres, dinamik ve analitik görüfller ba¤lam›nda bir çok çal›flman›n da araflt›r-ma konusu olmufltur. Stresin, çeflitli dermatolojik hastal›klar›n ortaya ç›kmas›n› ya da varolan dermatolojik hastal›¤›n belirtilerinin fliddetlenmesini tetikledi¤i bilinmektedir 3,4 . Deri ile bilinç d›fl› aras›ndaki etkileflimi aç›klamaya çal›flan klasik psikanalitik görüfle göre, psikodermatolojik deri hastal›klar›n›n temelinde ço¤un-lukla sadomazoflistik e¤ilimler yatmaktad›r.…”

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Treatment Modalities for Psychodermatological Diseases

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Turan²

2010

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“…(Papadopoulos, 1999b). These have the capacity to cause autonomic arousal and are capable of affecting the skin and the development of various skin disorders (Van Moffaert, 1992).…”

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The Adjunctive Impact of Counselling in Management of Dermatological Patients: Tertiary Hospital Experience

Ukonu

Ezechukwu

2014

IJPS

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BackgroundThe skin as one of the largest organs in the body mirrors our emotion. Exhaustive inquiry of a dermatology patients' life experience might help to provide insight and understanding to coping and the need for psychological counselling which might help in long term remission of such dermatoses. Methods and MaterialsThis interventional study was carried out on newly diagnosed dermatology subjects from September 2012 to February 2014. Within this period, subjects who met the inclusion criteria for the study were recruited into the study by the researchers. The diagnoses of the skin deramtoses were made and some confirmed by histology were necessary.Each of the subjects was administered a self-evaluation structured questionnaire after thorough explanation and consent to participate in the study was obtained. Their psychological morbidity was noted and thirty (30) minutes to Sixty (60) minutes counselling session conducted for each subject. ResultsA total number of 2,340 dermatological patients were seen out of which 930 were newly diagnosed dermatological cases. Two hundred and forty six (246) who met the inclusion criteria for the study were recruited. These comprised 155 (63.0%) females and 91 (37.0%) males. Their age ranges from 15years to 70years with a mean age and standard deviation of 31.6years ± 11.2 respectively. Subjects who were students with higher educational degree suffered more psychological morbidity or distress. However, there was statistically significant reduction on the impact of their psychological morbidity after few sessions of counselling which comprised psychoanalytical psychotherapy and cognitive behavioural therapy.In conclusion, there was a significant psychological morbidity among dermatological patients. Imperatively, a well articulated and integrated psychotherapy and cognitive behavioural therapy would be of immense benefits to dermatology patients apart from administration and usage of drugs.

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Psychodermatology: An Overview

Cited by 72 publications

References 27 publications

Importance of Psychosomatic Approach For Dermatological Diseases

Importance of Psychosomatic Approach For Dermatological Diseases

Treatment Modalities for Psychodermatological Diseases

The Adjunctive Impact of Counselling in Management of Dermatological Patients: Tertiary Hospital Experience

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